Visited the Harbor 360 with our kids, who were very excited about a rotating restaurant! The view…read moreis wonderful and we enjoyed checking out the local scenery. The food was good, however, the service was very slow. There was only one server for the entire restaurant. We felt awful for him, as there is no way one person could handle that many tables and bar guests. He was very kind, but the management team needs to support their staff. Our order took so long and many patrons were walking out during our visit.

Came for Sat lunch on a sunny but cold Saturday. It was not very busy. Our server was very…read morepersonable and service was fast. My son had crispy chicken sandwich I had grilled veggie and wild rice wrap. Both made for a great lunch. I will come back for lunch or a drink. It was a relaxing environment and views were great.

Have been hearing about this place for years an so glad we finally got to go. If you are in Duluth…read moreand love speakeasy's, this is a must. The vibe is a little lounge-y and a little downton abby. There are little nooks to sit in everywhere. We got there early in the evening so it was quiet as far as people but the music was cranked up to club level. We ordered our drinks at the bar and were a little disappointed when the bartenders did not engage at all. Even when we asked questions. The drinks were done really well. All in all it was a fun place to check out!

Kind of a disappointment. The drinks are expensive ($15 average for a cocktail) and our server was…read morechatting behind the bar while we waited for another round. It is a neat place given the history of the building but underwhelming overall. Not sure if we'd be back. Definitely a cool place to try out if you're not from town.

Hotel bar with a "pub" and no table service. Not something we'd seek out, but decent last minute…read morefood for basically a bar. Drinks: Multiple local taps for $4-5; the taps were great. Overheard a couple of people be dissatisfied with their drink ($6.50 for quick pour on a White Russian). Had one cider in a tall boy from the twin cities for $7. Wife also had a flat cola. It was busy, in the setting of one bartender. She was nice. Doesn't really provide table service, moreso going to the bar to order and pick stuff up. There's a menu online. This was NOT what we saw when we showed up. They had a burger, fish and chips, pulled pork sliders, Caesar wrap, and appetizers. Based on the online menu and the outdoor patio, we were expecting more of a pub. Wisconsin cheese curds were okay.... didn't find much nostalgia from my Wisconsin childhood; some were more breading than cheese. The sauce with them were good though! Tater kegs better than expected. Chicken Caesar Wrap had some pretty dang tasty chips from whatever bag they came. The ratios were high in lettuce, less so of chicken and Parmesan

The only reason they got a star is because you can't give zero!! Food.....the fish looked like it…read morewas cooked in oil from 2019, the burger was obviously a frozen piece of (meat?), the fries cooked in the same nasty oil as the fish. HORRIBLE! Service......nice lady, lost soul, not her fault. If you go there on purpose, you will be disappointed. Worst ever!!

Hoops is very airy and a large space with high ceilings. They have a wide assortment of brews with…read morefriendly staff. A comfortable space for the whole family to spread out. It accommodates Hugh crowds with out feeling cram in to a place

Self-guided US Hop Passport TourStop (I lost count) for MN, which is already a claimed state in the…read moreAmazing Brewery Race 2025 We stopped in on our HD Lake Superior Circle Tour for a break - it's cool, rainy, windy & foggy - good time for a brew! $8 / 2 after the Passport bogo I had the #99 Wood Smoked Hefe Hubs had #88 Stout - between both of our ratings for both brews, they came it a 4 average. Staff were nice enough & informative, including filling us in on their favorites & recommendations for other stops along our planned route. Which reminds me, time to move to the next stop

10 out of 10. Highly recommend for a night out! The ambiance is perfect and the service is near…read moreimpeccable.

Horrible bar, declined a real ID and took it. Do not go to this bar, overpriced drinks and rude…read morestaff.

Often smells of vomit. Great place to come if you're already plastered. Music is usually good to…read moredance to.

Bartender is rude, blatantly ignoring our group. Bar has 10 others inside and it took almost 40…read moreminutes for a group of 6 to get 1 drink each. Bartender disappeared to the back of the bar for over 15 minutes to "make change" for a 100 dollar bill. Then told me my total was 13$ and gave me 85 back in all 5s and said "I'll keep 15." And didn't give me a choice in that. Weird music.

The service was good, but the 15barrel Ruben has lost it's 5star rating. The one I got today was…read morelike cornbeef/sauerkraut slaw tossed with Russian/thousand Island dressing. It's become the WORST Reuben in town!

Canal Brewing Company in the heart of Canal Park is a must see while in Duluth. They offer beer, a…read morefull food menu, and an amazing view of Lake Superior. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. We opted to sit outside to enjoy the scenery and play a game of bean bag toss. There are several beer options but you can also purchase nonalcoholic drinks or other cocktails. Grab a crowler and a Canal Park Brewing shirt for the road.

Stopped in for supper after seeing the lights. The food was great. Not an ideal date night place…read moresince it was loud with music and games. Could be a fun girls night out playing bean bag toss or other games.

Service was great, and the kids had a blast with all the games and bean bag toss. I got the…read morepepperoni pizza which I wanted to review on One Slice App but it wouldn't let me because the location wasn't happening for whatever reason. But I give the pizza a 7.2 it was good pizza. And my wife had a grilled chicken wrap that she absolutely loved so we like this place and we will be back!

If you're looking for a classic Duluth spot with hearty comfort food, Grandma's Saloon & Grill…read moredelivers a solid, no-frills experience. On our visit, I went with the deep-fried walleye, which felt like the right choice given the location. The fish was crisp on the outside and flaky on the inside.It's exactly what you hope for with a Northwoods staple. It wasn't overly greasy like grandma would make it and the portion size was generous enough to leave me satisfied without feeling weighed down.It could have used some salt or lemon pepper. My wife ordered the chicken pot pie, and that turned out to be a standout in its own right. It came out piping hot with a golden, flaky crust, and the filling was rich and creamy with plenty of chicken and vegetables. Definitely a comfort dish done well.I haven't seen it made this way.The crust just covered the filling. My father-in-law kept it lighter with a salad served in a bowl, which was fresh and straightforward.There was nothing fancy, but a good option if you're not in the mood for something heavy. The atmosphere leans casual and welcoming, with a bit of that cozy, slightly touristy charm you'd expect from a long-standing local favorite. Service was friendly and efficient, even with a steady crowd. It's not trying to reinvent anything and that's kind of the point. You come here for dependable food, generous portions, and a relaxed setting, and on that front, it delivers.

Service was delightful. Our server was outgoing, polite and attentive…read more I had the chicken tetrazzini which was okay. The cream sauce was really heavy and the chicken was fair. The crispy cheese top was very tasty, however. It was good enough that I would go back, but only to try something else. The place is a haven of comfort food in a very relaxed, homey setting and I'd like to take a lap through the menu. I prefaced my entree with a very good French onion soup and a side salad with a delightful vinaigrette. And if you come to Grandma's, bring your appetite - the portion sizes are more than fair!